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Task2 Choose the correct item.

1. I’m afraid I don’t like none\either of those dishes.
2. There are plenty \ every of things to do in Almaty.
3. Either\Neither Sam nor Laura eats meat.
4. Each\Both my brother and I love hiking.
5. None\Neither of my friends have been abroad.
6. Tommy brought candies for the all\whole group.
7. We go on a bike ride every\ all Sunday
8. My parents`ll book a holiday in either\neither Greece or Egypt.

Task 3 Form abstract nouns and use them in the sentences of your own

1. Humble
2. Human
3. deep

The task requires completing a chart with words from the given list in two categories: landmarks and buildings found in a town, and items found in museums and galleries. Let's start by identifying the words that fit into each category.

Landmarks and Buildings Found in a Town:
1. Bridges: These are structures that connect two areas across a body of water or a valley.
2. Castle: A castle is a large fortified building usually with towers and high walls; it was often used for defense in medieval times.
3. Chapels and Churches: These are religious buildings where people worship and hold ceremonies.
4. Statues: These are figures of people or animals that are made out of materials like stone, metal, or wood.

Items Found in Museums and Galleries:
1. Antiques: These are objects that are old and valuable because of their age, history, or craftsmanship.
2. Paintings: These are artworks created with paint on a canvas or other surfaces.
3. Gold and Silver: These are precious metals that can be used for making jewelry or decorative items.
4. Carvings: These are objects that are made by cutting or shaping a material like wood, stone, or ivory.
5. Art Galleries: These are places where artworks, such as paintings and sculptures, are displayed and can be viewed by the public.
6. Sculptures: These are three-dimensional artworks made by carving, modeling, or molding materials like stone, metal, or clay.

Now that we have identified the words for each category, let's complete the chart:

Landmarks and Buildings Found in a Town:
- Bridges
- Castle
- Chapels and Churches
- Statues

Items Found in Museums and Galleries:
- Antiques
- Paintings
- Gold and Silver
- Carvings
- Art Galleries
- Sculptures

In summary, the completed chart would have bridges, castle, chapels and churches, and statues under landmarks and buildings found in a town. Under items found in museums and galleries, the completed chart would include antiques, paintings, gold and silver, carvings, art galleries, and sculptures.

1. How much salt do you usually put in the soup?
Обоснование: Здесь используется "how much", так как salt - неподсчитываемое существительное.

2. How many cups of tea shall I bring?
Обоснование: Здесь используется "how many", так как cups - подсчитываемое существительное.

3. How many films did you see?
Обоснование: Здесь используется "how many", так как films - подсчитываемое существительное.

4. How many friends has he got?
Обоснование: Здесь используется "how many", так как friends - подсчитываемое существительное.

5. How much free time do we have?
Обоснование: Здесь используется "how much", так как free time - неподсчитываемое существительное.

6. How much juice is there in the fridge?
Обоснование: Здесь используется "how much", так как juice - неподсчитываемое существительное.

7. How much money did they spend?
Обоснование: Здесь используется "how much", так как money - неподсчитываемое существительное.

8. How many tomatoes are there in the bag?
Обоснование: Здесь используется "how many", так как tomatoes - подсчитываемое существительное.

9. How many kilos of potatoes did you buy?
Обоснование: Здесь используется "how many", так как kilos - подсчитываемое существительное.

10. How many slices of cheese are left on the plate?
Обоснование: Здесь используется "how many", так как slices - подсчитываемое существительное.